get well soon

get well cards,
written with a real pen.

A hospital bed has a phone full of messages and nothing to hold. A card in real ink sits on the table and says someone is thinking of them.

$5.15 a card, plus delivery.

Who gets one

Anyone laid up, near or far.

Keep it light and short. Say you will visit, or call, and what you will bring.

A clinic, a dentist or a vet can send a card after a procedure, from a sheet of names. Cards from a clinic.

Four tones. Change the names.

Warm
Get well soon, Nani. Rest, eat the soup, and I will be there on Sunday with the good biscuits. Meera
Funny
Get well soon! The office plants are dying without you. So are we. Sam
After surgery
Thinking of you, Rohan. One day at a time. Call me for anything, even a crossword clue. Dev
Short
Rest up. We are all rooting for you. Jo

Order the day you hear.

We hand the card to the post within three business days. Then it travels for about the time below. These are usual windows, not promises.

Work out your own date with the mail time calculator.

The pen draws the picture too.

More in the designs gallery under Get well. Then pick a handwriting style, or upload your own.

Is it really handwritten?: Yes. A machine holds a real pen and writes your message in ink. It is not a printed font made to look like handwriting.
Can I post it to a hospital?: Yes. Put the ward and the patient's name on the address line, and check the hospital takes post.
What if they are home before it arrives?: Send it to their home. A card that arrives after they are back is a nice surprise, not a mistake.
Can I use my own handwriting?: Yes. Upload a sample and we build a hand from yours, or pick one of our handwriting styles.

Write the message once. A real pen does the rest.